To:N. N. KRESTINSKY[1]

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ComradeKrestinsky,

Isit not possible somehow to make a check through astrictcommission? Voznesensky was working effectively.

Isthere not some irregularity about his removal?
personal? squabbling?

[1]Writtenin connection with a letter from A. N. Voznesensky,
formerly head of the Eastern Department of the People’s
Commissariat for Foreign Affairs, who considered that he had been
wrongfully dismissed. The matter was discussed on August 19,
1920, at the Politbureau of the C.C., R.C.P.(B.), which directed
Chicherin to use Voznesensky in one of the subcommissions of
the People’s Commissariat for Foreign Affairs as a specialist
on the eastern question having a knowledge of Eastern languages
and English.